The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1887-04-07

sIncluding 1855 Pro- and scat votes. In
oaa coiauaalns l2O6 Pro. and seat. votes. Including
$40 ITO ana 422 Green. votes. IS scat votes
THE LATEST.
PROVIDENCE, April 6.-2.35 O. m.-The
whole Democratic State ticket is elected, ex.
cept Secretary of State McGuinness. The
Democratic candidate for this Office has a
plurality, but the Republican Legislature
will place the present incumbent and nomi-
nee of the party, Addeman in office.
Great JOY In Chicago Over the Result
CHICAGO, April 6.-In commenting on the
result OF yesterdays election, the Times
says:
=, Inc people Of Chicago have given their answer
IN IN no uncertain tones. In response to the brazen
demand of the Haymarket banditti for the sur
render Of the municipal government into their
plood stained hands, the candidate Of the red flag
barbarians for the mayoralty has been defeated
by majority approximating 25, ,OOO and his asso.
eates on the city and town tickets have suffered
IKE righteous late. The result is magnificent
triumph for the intelligence and conscience Of
Ch'cago. 1t is a splendid vindicatioR of the
patriotism, common sense and sturdy manhood of
the great masses of her people, Ii is a crushing
reDuke 70 the demagogues and tricksters of the
carter Harrison type. who, to promote their un-
hallowed ambition and lust of power have been
daliylng with lawlessness and wantonly trlfiing
with the safety, prosperity and good name of this
tide of barbarism which threatened TO sweep
away the safeguards of life, property and personal
rights IN this great city, eliminated in the bloody
massacre OF haymarket and that, with the col
lapse Of the rotten dynasty whose criminal folly
ana feckleSSneSS first opened q channel for its
ioul I: waters, Chicago is once more on high and
SOLID ground secure against the threatened inun-
dation.
Wifconsin Returns.
MILWAUKEE, April 6.-Complete returns
show d. II. johnson and George Fl. Noyes,
Citizen candidates for circuit and superior
judgeships, Lave carried the county by l497
and 1860 majority respectively. Though
labor candidates carried the city by 1900, the
citizens elected 10 aldermen and the labor
party 9. The new council will stand: Re-
publcans, 16; Democrats, 13; Labor, 5.
Thlrty.tWo cities of the States elected may
ors as follows: Thirteen Republicans, eleven
Democrats, three Labor, four Citizens and
one Independent.
Prohibition Surely Lest in Michigan.
DETROIT, Mich, April 6-Specials to the
Evening Journal indicate that the prohibi-
tory amendment is surely defeated by about
5000 votes. Gogebic county. in the upper-pen-
insula, which had not been included in the
Journals earlier estimates, gives 1000 major
lty the amendment. The latest returns from
the southern part of the State favor prohi-
ton, but the adverse vote in the upper pc
nlnsula more than overcomes this.
Election Notes.
Tuesdays election in Minneapolis was a
victory for the Democrats, who elected 10
aldermen to the Republicans II. The Demo-
Gratis already had nine to the Republicans
six: The next council stands 10 Democrats
and IL Republicans. For the first time in
years the Democrats are in power.
The vote for mayor of Kansas City Tues
day was as follows Kumpf, Republican,
6,369; Worthen, Democrat, 1924; Welch,
Labor, 1925. The Republicans elected their
entire city ticket except the treasurer and
four aldermen.
The complete vote cast at Tuesdays cleo
tion in St Louis, as printed yesterday, does
not change the result as given in the latest
dispatches from here last night The COM
plexion Of the House of Delegates, however,
Is variously given ty the morning papers,
the Democratic papers dividing its members
into l6 Democrats and II Republicans, while
the Globe-Democrat classes them as IA Dem
ocrats, 10 Republicans, two Independent
Democrats one Republican Labor aud one
Socialist.